Archive · 5 Dec 2025
Sister Duo Shines at Kalasagaram Festival
Two sisters, Anahita and Apoorva, gave a wonderful music performance at the Kalasagaram Festival in Secunderabad.
They sang beautiful songs in different ragas like Kalyani and Keeravani.
They were helped by musicians playing the violin, mridangam, and ghatam.
The audience loved their performance, especially a special song called 'Amma Ravamma' and a fast dance-like song at the end.
The musicians also played together in a exciting way that made the concert even more enjoyable.
Sisters Anahita and Apoorva performed at the Kalasagaram Festival in Secunderabad.
They sang various ragas including Kedaragowla, Natabhairavi, Kalyani, and more.
The concert featured notable pieces like 'Amma Ravamma' and Lalgudi G. Jayaraman's thillana.
Accompanists included L. Ramakrishnan on violin, Dr D.S.R. Murthy on mridangam, and B. Janardhan on ghatam.
The performance was praised for its beautiful renditions, creative alapana, and impressive rhythmic patterns.
- Who
- Sisters Anahita and Apoorva, accompanied by L. Ramakrishnan, Dr D.S.R. Murthy, and B. Janardhan
- What
- A classical music concert featuring various ragas and compositions
- When
- Wednesday during the ongoing Kalasagaram Festival and Dance
- Where
- Keyes High School in Secunderabad
- Why
- To showcase their musical talents and contribute to the cultural festival
- Event
- Kalasagaram Festival and Dance
- Location
- Keyes High School, Secunderabad
- Performers
- Anahita and Apoorva
- Accompanists
- L. Ramakrishnan (violin), Dr D.S.R. Murthy (mridangam), B. Janardhan (ghatam)
- Ragas Performed
- Kedaragowla, Natabhairavi, Kalyani, Lalitha, Keeravani, Hindola, Bindumalini, Saveri, Ranjani, Durga, Yaman, Natakuranji, Mandragam
- Notable Pieces
- 'Amma Ravamma', 'Natanala Bramayaku', 'Vaananai', 'Goverdhana Gireesham', 'Krishna nee begane baro', Lalgudi G. Jayaraman's thillana